Tiger Woods. Since the the sex scandal story
broke about the world class golfer interest of
what he does off the golf course has become
somewhat bigger than what he does on the golf
course. What do you think is going on with Tiger?
Tiger Woods may be playing cat-and-mouse with the media, but readers of Vanity Fair will see much more of him than ever before when the February issue hits stands next week.
The cover shot, part of a spread taken by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz before his sex scandal, shows a bare-chested Woods in a black cap lifting weights. The magazine says the layout depicts "a raw, unguarded Woods," and captures him "in prophetic isolation."
At VanityFair.com, Leibovitz said of the images: "Tiger is an intensely competitive athlete – and quite serious about his sport. I wanted to reveal that in these photos. And to show his incredible focus and dedication."
In the cover story, author Buzz Bissinger ("Friday Night Lights") refers to Woods as “a sex addict who could not get enough” and cites a 1997 GQ interview with the golfer, who was 21 at the time, as evidence of the real Woods.
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